political enemy

At the moment there are a great many people on my father's list of political enemies.

He supported her because she was running against a political enemy.

By May of that year, they were under attack from their political enemies.

His political enemies on the left, of course, view him differently.

That's how they deal with some political enemies and make examples.

The Governor's political enemies immediately moved to use the court's words against him.

She smiled for the nation, as if without a political enemy in the hall.

What will my political enemies say when they find out?"

It has also made political enemies of some traditional allies.

His political enemies call him arrogant and a cold fish.

Fair treatment of one's political enemies is not the current practice.

And if it belonged to one of his father's many political enemies.

On the other hand did she see me as a "weapon" to be used against her own political enemies?

He soon felt free to settle old scores with political enemies.

And he knew that his political enemies would make the greatest possible capital out of it.

"Only my political enemies could have put in this position the night before an election," he said, and laughed with him.

Why can you not lift the ban on books by political enemies?

And there were other ways to dispose of political enemies.

"All the token opposition comes from the friends of these political enemies," he said.

His political enemies include more than a few within the White House.

"You have a system used to target the government's nonviolent political enemies."

But in an interview he blamed his political enemies for the scandal.

That same charge may one day be used by domestic political enemies against the Soviet leader himself.

"I don't want it to be open season on political enemies."

"His political enemies can call the delay obstruction of justice."